Logistics operations account for at least 11% of the average online retailer’s sales costs. This means that if you sell a $100 product, you’ll have to spend about $11 on storage and transportation. The good news is that such costs can be cut in half...
You choose your own products. You submitted the purchase order. You have your inventory. Now comes the question of where to put it. Inventory positioning is just as important as inventory order quantity; after all, having a lot of inventory is useless if you...
While retail locations may struggle to remain open in the aftermath of pandemic, retail warehousing is more important than ever. As a result of the pandemic’s increase in online retail sales and demand for contactless home delivery, retailers are in need of...
Many e-commerce businesses use split shipments to expedite order fulfillment and send items from different warehouses. However, this can increase shipping costs and generate extra package waste, which is not only costly but also harmful to the environment. ...
For ecommerce customers, the shipping process appears simple: they place their order, it is mailed, and it is delivered within a few days. The reality is far more complicated for ecommerce businesses. Shipping operations can begin even before any orders are placed,...
